Job Title: Instrumentation/Calibration Engineer


Industries: Oil & Gas | Environmental Consulting
Location: Port-Harcourt
Department: Laboratory/Engineering Services
Employment Type: Full-Time


Job Summary
We are seeking an experienced Instrumentation & Calibration Engineer to lead the installation, maintenance,
troubleshooting, and calibration of laboratory equipment. The ideal candidate will ensure that all client and in-house
Instruments used in sampling and testing are well calibrated in line with the ISO 17025 standard, while responding promptly
to customers’ corrective and preventive maintenance.


Key Responsibilities
 Perform routine and corrective calibration of instruments in compliance with ISO/IEC 17025, OEM
standards, and industry regulations.
 Troubleshoot faulty equipment and ensure minimal downtime of laboratory and field instruments,
coordinate repairs, and supervise defective equipment returns.
 Install, configure, and maintain environmental monitoring instruments (air quality, water quality, gas
detection, emission monitoring, flow meters, etc.).
 Testing, maintaining, and modifying existing systems, designing and developing new control systems
 Develop and implement preventive maintenance schedules for analytical and monitoring equipment.
 Analyze data, prepare, review, and update calibration procedures, records, reports, and documentation in
line with quality management systems.
 Working collaboratively with operations engineers, purchasers, and other internal staff
 Support field teams with instrument setup and validation during environmental sampling and monitoring
campaigns when required.
 Provide advice and consultancy support.
 Ensure compliance with HSE standards during all maintenance and calibration activities.
 Liaise with OEMs, vendors, and regulatory bodies on instrument-related technical support, audits, and
certifications.
 Train and mentor junior engineers and technicians on equipment handling, calibration, and maintenance.
 Analyze and ensure standardization of equipment on return.

Required Qualifications
 Bachelor’s degree in Instrumentation Engineering, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Environmental
Engineering, or related field.

 Masters will be an added advantage
 Minimum of 5–8 years’ experience in instrumentation and calibration, preferably in oil & gas laboratory, or
industrial manufacturing sectors.
 Hands-on experience with analytical and monitoring equipment (e.g., GC, AAS, ICP-MS, HPLC, TOC analyzer,
stack emission analyzers, flow meters, gas detectors).
 Strong knowledge of ISO/IEC 17025 calibration standards and regulatory frameworks
 Proficiency in interpreting instrument manuals, calibration certificates, and technical specifications.
 Excellent diagnostic, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills.
 Strong communication, documentation, and report-writing abilities.
 Proficient in the use of Microsoft Office Packages and understanding of and ability to work with high-level
computer technology
 In-depth knowledge of QHSE Systems, preventative measures, and laboratory best practices

Additional Skills & Certifications
 Professional certification in instrumentation or calibration
 Experience with automation systems, SCADA/DCS, and integration of monitoring instruments.
 Membership in relevant professional bodies (e.g., NSE, COREN, ISA).
 Creative problem-solving and troubleshooting skills
 Excellent critical thinking skills and a high level of numeracy
 Flexibility and willingness to accept responsibility and make timely decisions
 High level of attention to detail, excellent customer care skills and good commercial awareness

Compensation & Benefits
 Competitive salary and benefits package aligned with industry standards.
 Health insurance, pension, and performance-based bonuses.
 Continuous professional development and training opportunities.
 Exposure to high-impact projects across multiple industries.

To apply, send CV and credentials to hr@laser-ng.com
Failure to attach credentials automatically disqualifies a candidate.

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